Japonisme: Cultural Crossings Between Japan and the West

Lionel Lambourne

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Japanese History and Culture Historical Art and Culture Studies Comparative and World Literature

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Introduction * 1. Historical Survey * 2. Japan and the Painters * 3. The Poster and the Japanese Print * 4. The Decorative Arts * 5. Furniture and Interiors * 6. Fans, Parasols, Combs, Pins, Kimonos * 7. The Novel, the Stage and the Opera * 8. Visitors to Japan: Dream and Reality * 9. The United States and Japan * 10. Landscape and Gardens * 11. Symbolism and the Grotesque * 12. Coda: Floating World or Moving Image? * Select Bibliography * Index

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